How To Use Lederhosen In A Sentence
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This listener, though, grew up in a land where bands weren't afraid to express themselves in fez beanies, lederhosen and greasepaint (in other words, Calgary).
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In ‘The Radish,’ a trip through a supermarket produce aisle brings about a strange turn of events in which the narrator, after being ‘jostled’ and ‘rammed’ by other shoppers, is separated from his cart and encounters ‘a man dressed in lederhosen and an alpine hat.’
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He was wearing extremely short khakis, somewhat reminiscent of lederhosen.
SORT OF RICH
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Happily, we encountered not one yodeller, nor a single soul wearing lederhosen.
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Billed as “the busiest German band in Texas,” the group also includes four dancers dressed in lederhosen, dirndl, and knee socks.
American Grace
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Does the book about Germany explore the first half of the last century, or does it just have nice pictures of people dancing in lederhosen at the hofbrau?
June 2006
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Sigmund is wearing stained lederhosen, woollen socks and has a pair of disintegrating walking boots on his feet.
Family ski: never say never in South Tyrol
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I have visions of young Germans in lederhosen with their water bottles and sausages hiking around Lake Chapala, singing patriotic songs and putting up directional signs destined to become easels for young Mexican grafitti artists who will obscure whatever useless messages were printed thereon to begin with.
Water Isn't and Then It Is
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The difference between us here is maybe just that I focus on the diegetic, the storyfication, rather than the magic, because I think detectives, cowboys, lederhosen-wearing peasants and all manner of non-magical tropes are a big part of the picture.
Bukiet on Brooklyn Books
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Martin Russell Crowe, professorial, mustachioed, monocled, wedding ring, looking up from an old volume of Hölderlin, pulling up his lederhosen: You have lost your "disquiet," which means you have found the way to your innermost, purest feminine essence.
Philocrites: Martin & Hannah: The movie!
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He said he did it "for love," but he knew he looked great in lederhosen, Wendy said.
Heroes or Villains?
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Sporting fluorescent lederhosen and long blond braids, she coos coquettishly about the lump on her wrist while cranking campy 60s garage riffs out of an amped-up keyboard.
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Mr. ROCCA: Putting the led in lederhosen, in other words.
Panel Round Two
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Twelve hours of enforced exposure to a traditional, lederhosen clad oompah band ought to set them back on the straight and narrow.
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Rollerbladers, red flames shooting from their helmets, sped across a stage while alpine cows danced and men in lederhosen played alpenhorns.
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Just press the button on the 4-1/2’ long, plastic knockwurst and watch in joyous astonishment as the lederhosen hops around and sings a merry little yodel.
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the Bavarian was outlandishly dressed in lederhosen
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He is wearing lederhosen and a pale shirt, and his bare arms and legs are brown and smooth as apples.
SEA MUSIC
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Overzealous enforcement can also result in bad press—as with the orange plastic Lederhosen given out by Bavaria, a Dutch brewery, to Dutch fans before a match at the 2006 football World Cup.
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Overzealous enforcement can also result in bad press—as with the orange plastic Lederhosen given out by Bavaria, a Dutch brewery, to Dutch fans before a match at the 2006 football World Cup.
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Bavarian tradition dictates that deerskin lederhosen are the best, because they stretch to accommodate an expanding beer belly.
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I suppose you only read Kant in the original German wearing lederhosen and stuffing high grade skunk into your meerschaum.
Perils of pop philosophy
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Judging by the alpaca ponchos and lederhosen on display, I'd have to say Peru and Germany.
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We both dressed up in lederhosen and yodelled, it was a lot of fun.
Times, Sunday Times
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The room is no more and no less than she expected, down to the beer stein on the end table and the poorly framed print of the blond boy in lederhosen.
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The mention of Bavaria may still conjure up images of rowdy beer halls, oompah bands and red-cheeked folk in dirndl and lederhosen, but the state capital, Munich, is revamping itself as Germany's answer to silicon valley.
How Bavaria became a European silicon valley
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As the child grows older, it dresses in lederhosen and has a pudding bowl haircut, but all its basic functions develop normally.
Germans and humour
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Some truly desperate oom-pah music from Bavaria was even played over the public address before kick-off, although Sarries did draw the line at wearing Lederhosen.
Leicester turn air blue against Saracens in rage at referee exchange
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Steve from Scary Toy Clown submits his post following the path of bright orange novelty lederhosen from the Bavarian Beer company which have now shown up as the main game piece in a Chinese board game with an amusingly violent commercial.
Boing Boing
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I wanted to be up there in a dirndl, not lederhosen!
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A Munich-based clothing company is hoping its high-tech lederhosen - traditional Bavarian leather shorts with braces - will strike a chord with cutting-edge German yodelers.
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Knee-length lederhosen with no stitching cost $500, machine-stitched $785 and hand-stitched $1,320.
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Critics say the Wiesn has warped from a quaint Volksfest into a cultural wasteland: women in lederhosen, the occasional man in a dirndl, and celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton flaunting designer renditions that cost thousands of dollars.
At Oktoberfest, a Controversy Brews Over Racy Designer Dirndls
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Made to an old family recipe in the mountains of Bavaria, Glhwein has been lovingly prepared by red - cheeked men in lederhosen so that all you have to do is bung it in a saucepan, warm it up and slug it down.
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Boys wore leather shorts called lederhosen and girls wore dresses called dirndls.
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Once the brace of lawyers are sat on their giant toadstool, looking neat in their little lederhosen, Patrick sighs enormously and says:
THE CHEEK PERFORATION DANCE
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I would be sitting here in lederhosen eating cold wurst as we speak.
Balloon Juice » 2004 » June
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The other night an imbiber, who originally hails from the Bavarian region of Germany (think lederhosen, beer steins and oompah bands and you'll be on the right track), fell down.
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It's said that each pair of lederhosen has a story to tell and consequently they are never washed.
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The German population didn't like this move, and they showed it by wearing national costumes, like lederhosen and dirndls.
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Critics say the Wiesn has warped from a quaint Volksfest into a cultural wasteland: women in lederhosen, the occasional man in a dirndl, and celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton flaunting designer renditions that cost thousands of dollars.
At Oktoberfest, a Controversy Brews Over Racy Designer Dirndls